New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

all things the sie the smile which began far away
80 dawn liks-and broadsnea Into summer morning.
painter lot me charge thee to seize that spirit sie
Psiut him. II thou canst paint comedy. in many .
every attitude caricature, Laughing till the crimson
tide flushed his shapsly head with ominous funess yet
In all the hilarity not ono word OF bitterness NO."
But failing all these. would have thee gather thy
trepgh for supreme efort nay. miracle INVOKE
all the OF and bid them help thee PANT
the church in which he wsrsed let it DO more shadow
than geomctric FORM the Sunday beucdicon mas neen
pronounced; the has long retired. the whe-naired
rosrh thug medium OF music his eyes ar: full Of
two little children unconscously approach mn anu
on each young head then no Kisses the waysrers aud
with his hands upon them around them, the three
walk away together. one OF them never to return lap
plause long continued.
DEATH THE TEACHER OF IMMORTALITY.
Never to return Say of such: They shall hunger
neither thirst more neither shall the sun
light on hem nor any heat; for the Lamb which is In
the midst shall feed them and lead them 10
living fountains OF water and God shall vine away all
from their eyes" 1.-The redeemed OF the Lord shall
return and with singing Zion. and everlasting
joy shall upon their heads they shall obtain Joy
and gladness and aud signing shall fec away"
Our saintcd dead alive evermore Death is swal-
lowed up In vctorythe grave is conquered-and Heaven
comes our thought with friendler familiarity. This
more than sentiment; 1t Is inspiration 1t sstrength
makes sorrow ITSELF Sacrament The sainted dead
como to us in many holy vision
Not TO dwarf us by their stature.
But TO show
To what bisness may grow"
"I heard great voice from Heaven. saying. Blessed
are the dead that die Ia the Lord" We know that such
voice can heard from Heaven only for such music
SAUNDERS In the harps OF earth We need Resurrec
ton 10 complete Birth The Resurrection IL an nstihct
as we'll as "a dectrne Birth without Resurrection IS
most palpable cruelty. Then should we say-this Goa
began build, aud able to i0. h! We need not
argue Immoralityt Is enough tn feel It, Death itself
is tho best teacher OF Immortality 1t makes immortal
Ity possible 1t makes Immortality necessary when IL
lies upon like Henry Ward Beecher. we cannot
believe that 1t has ended the shining OF such genius the
ministry OF such love- the hOpefnlness OF such aspra-
t0n To-day he Is nearer US than ever he was before
He has outsoared the shadow Of our night;
Envy and calumnv and hate and pain,
And that unrest which men miscali delight
Can touch him not and torture not again.
Yet he Is watcher. not critic; iere TO bless
not to robuke here to all the old words or love WIN
larger meanings; here TO give assurance that deah Is
not the doorkeepor OF Heaven. will not say that Henry
Ward Bee her is absent DO not see him do not
know those amplike eyes shining with JOY above all
words Can liz mistaken TO that voice whose SUD-
dued thunder has often unclaimed and repaid my az
tention Can there he any doubt TO that calin ana
sesdfast ooki will speak 10 him. No Impatient qies
ton will ask | will say: Loved one. husband, fatner
pastor, friend.-IIenry.-we will soon quite soon
almost Immediately join thce and 80 shall be
For with the Lord.